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I 1oCALB~ nEyITTHs.
matter. 81 niner .Monent IN and Aeop

sIfsII
Matter. Of Minor Moment In and Abou.
the City.
ONE marriage license was ianed yes.
terday.
Wan views at the Grand again this
evening.
TItRRs was less than the usual amount
Of drunkenness on the streets yesterday.
BRS McLAuoMLfY and his jubilee singers
are announced TO sing at Fulton this even.
Ing.
El61SE McKRLyEY, Of Bellsire, paid $50
and costa in police court yesterday Tor cut.
ting William Beck Saturday.
LARGE crowds took their holiday OF the
Park yeaterdsy, and the Elm Grove cars
were we'll filled both coming and going all
day.
The wool OF Thomas Msrtindell, oil
Washington county, abou! 5000 pounds
in all, has been purchased by q Wheeling
firm.
TIE Supreme Court Of Appeals OF this
State, will meet hore In regular session
on the second Wednesday Of next month,
June8.
THE game Of ball between Triadelphia
and Wheeling mines on Saturday, resulted
In favor Of Wheeling, the score standing
10 TO @.
TaE new colored brass band gaYe q
benefit ball at the Upper market house
last evening, which was highly successful
and very enjoyable.
JoE Fresh was the suggestive name OIL
an individual who was fined 81 and costG
in police court yesterday morning, for be.
Ing drunk on Sunday.
Gus MuuLRAAN and Hugh McCurdy
had a net-to on Market street last night
and McCurdy was knocked down. Officer
West locked both men up.
THE latest report from the Washington
oil field Ia that the daily production IL
1871 barrelr. This comes from lS2 wells
four Of which were torpedood last week.
SCHMIDT BRos., of the 0rieaus saloon,
secured two salt water turtles from New
York yesterday, the largest one weighing
275 pounds, and the smaller being almost
rs large.
IT was William Hastings, instead OF Ua
TSsni w wi siroat SrnJar I Ha waa sS noa e. =.
Onaptine hleo. %auua uicn Gu hn wig hn na, =,
conrt V%cstsrdsv. "iI " : f
p..nS-s hsra ho,n ;so,a, +
d. aAtIIh na'S yvp peeI asaueu " - 7 7
nlackputn, y, m1eestns, snu W. .
siason, Oh nenmoou' vi w . NM Msc "a i1i
hniahing g.sI S;n .; W., we'll u DUCK
nannoa' mHsNuS mA
The boiler MAKERS from Oox u Morn
sohs snops anu tnose rom sweeney 9
Sons plsyeu maIcn gaine VI pase pait OF
n tuhhel sisen yeseelua! H ao ~ " In'
former %lnhlns py q acole o. 9v 70 ~.
TuR Episcopal Council, OF this Diocese
will be convened ct Weston, BY RI. Rev
Bishop George W. Peterkin, Wednesday
evening oil this week. 81. Paul's church
Of that place, where the Council will meet
has been artistically arranged for the
occasion.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad,

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Oliver S. Mcguire, Of Wellsburg, was
down yesterday.
Mr.. Will Delaplsin spent Sunday with
friends in Steubenyille.
Delegate Wells, Of Tyler county, spent
Decoration Day in Wheeling.
Mr.. Albert Jack, Appointment g!ass buy
or Of Chicago, ia at the McLnre House.
Missea Lilly McFeely and Cora Rich
aIdson, OF eteubsnville, were in the city
yesterday.
Nh. B. ]. Smith, Of New Cumberland,
was in the city yesterday on his way to
Fairmont.
Secretary OF State Henry S. Walker and
Mrs. Walker, OF Charleston, are at the Nc
Lure Houae.
Capt. ]. L. Green, OF Mas8illon, excur-
zion agent OF the O., L. W. road, was in
the city yesterday.
Major K. G. Catch, OF Cincinnati, re-
turned TO the city last evening after o few
days visit at his home.
Mr.. L. L. Smith, OF Johnstown, Pa, a
representative Of the Cambria Iron Works,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Dunn, Of Wheeling, who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. g. A. Gatea,
will return home Monday.-ChGrtsion
Star.
Lieutenant i. D. spillman, u. S. A., ex.
Senator Camden's son.in-lRw, came up
from ParkeysbpTg and spent q few hours
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Louis Deiaplsin, ir., one Of the d.
rcctors OF the Wheeling Base Ball AsaociR.
ton, accompanied the club TO Zlnesville
for the purpose Of witnessing yesterdays
games.
Mr.. W. A. Stone, oil Pittsburgh, and
Misses Jeesie J. Morrison and KRle l..
Gilmore, OF Steubenvifte, were in the
city awhile yesterday and took dinner at
the Mcclure.
Councilman 3. S. Allison, Of the Third
ward, and his mother, returned home last
evening after q three.months' trip in tho
West. Omaha and KgnBas City were their
main objective points.
Rev. DR.. D. A. Cunningham, j. W..
Amick, Roy. Mir. DOrnblazer, ,Myron Hub
bard and II. l.. Bond left last evening for
Chicago 10 attend the international Sum-
day School Convention, which meets in
Chicago Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day OF this week.
Mcaars. j. p. Haley and i. I!sloy, Of
PhiiadUiphiaf G. II. Porter, Of B0stun ;
William Griffith, oil rittBton, and b.
Wells, OF potIhvillo, gentleman who are
interested in the Ohio River road Rnd in
coRl and mineral lands in this State, were
registered ut the McLuru yesterday.
Dr.. Nwood WILSON and wiio, who have
been the gupstB Of Mra. Wilson's brother,
Col. Z. +. ShRlIcroes, OF this city, returned
to their hons in Philadelphia yesterday.
They worG accompanied by Miss Sallis
BhNficroeG, who goes East, to 30 game per.
hapu Tor year, in the hope Of bGne.
fitting her hUJIth.
Capt. Z. Is. DOv8nRr was nnablo to de-.
liver tho RiJrrBg st WcllBburg yesterday
As bp bad promised, being kept at
New MarliDG9tlle by the Bsxter.Eow.
man murder trinl In which he 10 rngERUd
ma One {" tho prosecutors. lie regretted
very much TINT no wag unable to ba with
hiB comtsdeB al WelIaburE, but hD Nb-
aGncr c0uld not TO avoided.
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The Decoration Day exercises al the
National cemetery at Grafton yesterday
were in charge Of Reno Post Ne. z, g. a,
R., Of that place, assisted by other G. A.
4. Posts and old veterans from nearby
points. The B.. ( o. road offered excur.
Bion rates which were taken advantage oil
by a large number. ExcurHlonists also
came In on the Grafton 4 Gresnbrier road
and all these together with those
that drove into town fairly made
the place overrun with visitors. Nearly
all gathered In the beautiful resting place
Of the dead In tho afternoon, where they
listened 10 the impressive G. a. r. ser.
vices, the music Of the bands and the ex.
cellent address delivered by Ex-Governor
Pierpont, OF Fairmont, who was the orator
OF the day. The address was an able one,
such as the famous old gentleman always
deliyera. yft7s EAlEgaTE1g
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Tho German Benevolent Society, gener.
ally known n tho "umbrelIa Society
held their animal piDcic on the Island
yesterday. Hence tue rain rain laet eve.
ming. The Opera liouB> band headed the
procession 10 tho State Fair grounds and
tho orchestra furnished muaic Tor dancing
all day.
Shortly RHeE reaching The gfonadq tho
members grouped gbOut the venerable
president, Mr.. John YoCElCr, who has
occupied his present position for thirty.
seven years and nude him the victim of
a pleasant HuTpriHe,
Mr.. Csapar Iicit, ~ Hpoknsman for n de-
tachncnt Of Mr.. HnCElef'H friendo, pre-.
sented him with n handsome goId.headed
n Aa Mr., Hell retired, Mr.. Bonen-
berger stepped forward and, in behalf OF
other iricDdB, p%reHuHtGd the president
with an elegant pair Of gold BpGctaClca.
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wASTKpTowlEsSp.
An Ohio Couple Who Come q, This SIDE !,

Al onio Souplc VINO iCoEno 10 iThll hldc 70
Get Married
Among the names inscribed on the reg.
lister at the Mcclure house yesterday
morning were those Of Edwin Logus and
Ella Woods, both Of Cambridge, Ohio.
Both were young people and they were
arrayed in their best clothes. They looked
as iithey were very happy in each others
company, but at the came time they ap.
peared to be In q highly nervous state Of
|mlnd. The genial Sam Harrison was be.
hind the desk when they arrived and his
experienced eye sized up the situation at
once. AS the young man registered Har.
rison insinuaungly asked, while a beam.
Ing, congratulatory smile played over his
countenance and reached clear up 10 his
hair. "Jua! married, eh?"
"N.n.no,n
"OhI (confdentially) want 10 be q
"Yes, sir |" q
Then was Harrison in his element, fol
II there Is anything he takes q genuine
pleasure In 1t Ia wedding. Abel boy
wa sent posthaste TO the roonas OF Rev.
Dr.. Cooke, who at once came down etaira
and met the couple in the parlor. Here
some inquiries were made: she was eigh.
teen years old, he twenty.ons; their pa.
rents had no objections to their getting
married but they had decided to celebrate
the holiday by. running away, Joining
hands and fortunes and then returning
home to surprise their friends. They
had no license and the accommodating
Harrison volunteered to escort them to
Clerk Hooks Office in the Public Building.
AS he passed down Market street with the
young farmer and his blushing buxom
sweetheart, the trio drew no little atten.
ton. One story Is that arriving at the
Clerks Office Mr.. Hook infused to issue q
license without the consent OF tho young
lady's parents, and that he also refused 10
accept Mr.. Harrison as her guardian.
Another story is that Mr.. Harrison
having learned that he could become
her guardian consented to act as
such, but nearly tainted when he
was told thstit cost five dollara to become
q guardian; this last story Is merely a
rumor. Anyhow no license was procured,
The young people braced up On a good
dinner at the hotel and then decided to
try their luck at st. Clsireville, for which
point they left on the Baltimore & Ohio
Of 2:40 O'Clock, after ahowering thanks or
the able clerk who had so kindly endeav-
ored to make them one.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accident. and Ioeldeat. in west Virginia

Accidents and Iocidenu in West Virginia
and vielnity.
Hon. Henry G.. Davis and family have
gone to Deer Park Tor the SIMMER.
Henry Scalleru, alias Zachariah' Spence,
has been indicted for murder by the grand
Jury OF Fayette county.
Snake stories arc onco more In order,
and tho State press Is putting forth some
new and wonderful ones.
The p%roprietors Of the Greenbrie,
Wooden mills are erecting a knitting tNc.
tory to be run in connection with the
mills.
George 7. Harness, OF Grant county, has
on his farm a cherry tree that will cut
over 5000 feet Of lumber, worth about $50
a thousand.
Hon. w. L. Wilson has accepted an In.
~yitstion 10 address the literary societies Of
the West Virginia University during the
commencement exercises next week.
The method of working the country
roads by direct taxation was adopted By
the people OF Gresnbfier county at the
recent school election by l2S majority.
The Legislature at It's late session so
amended the law that deer can only be
killed now between the 18Th day OF Sep.
TENDER and the 18th day OF December.
They cannot be run by dogs OF any time
for the next five years.
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TIE first public performance coming
through any n connected with the Fe.
male College this year, ia tho operetta Of
"Red Riding Hoods Rescue" given by
Mrs. NickUrg, the teacher OF mu8ic. 1t 10
a Chasta piece, and is full OF the very best
Of music. There will be fifty performers
in costume. Admission, fifty cents. Ro-
gerved 8eats can be secured at Banners
without extra charge. Children hall
price. Opera House next Friday night.
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msrabls. The head q The procession en-.
tered the cemetery gates before the rear
reached tho foot Of the hill. Details went
on to the German and Catholic cemeteries,
while the chief exercises were held on
Rose Hill. ComradeE ". D. Jones made
the addreas to the Post and Rev. A. B.
Williams delivered the Grafton. Ayolun.
teer, choir sang several suitable patriotic
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e1pfee9ea hM contemptni the aet,H intend.
cd % ., dig Of him.
Decoration Day was properly observed
In Moundsville. The turnout was much
larger than expected there being but III.
us preparation. The stores were all cloped
TIL after the services were over, andSthe
merchants took more interest In the mat.
ter than ever before. The procession
started nom the Court House about 0
o'clock, preceded by an e%xcellentdum
corps and q firing squad, aud marched 10
the old cemetery, where the Grand Army
ritual was gone through with. Then Mt.
Rose Cemetery was Waited, and the Eme
exercises were had. Au address was do.
nvered by, Captain Hanson Criswell at the
last named cemetery, and the children
taking part In the collection aud dlstribu.
ton Of flowers were thanked by w.
Echola on behalf OF the Grand Army oil
the Republic for their assistance,
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We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the mstchless
Caligrsph, and will be sold chesp. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly install.
menta. Call On or address for circulars
EDWARD L. ROSE 4 Co.,
IS Twelfth etreet,
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WE have Just received n full line Of
SPRING OHERC0hTINGS, and are In
daily receipt Of the hlcst Novelties In
Spring SHiflHgs.
Also, on hand q handsome line OF Neck.
wear and GentlemCu's Furnishing Goods,
c. HESS d SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street,
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HON. y. Is. SCOTT,
OF Ohio County, /, the Gentlemen

OF Ohio County, Is the Gentlcmen's
hsG Name.
a West Virginia State Senator who had
attended only six days Of the extra session
OF the Legislature, sent back the pay re.
ceived from Charleston, less the time OF
actual service. We publish this 10 show
that there are some conscientious men in
American politics yet.-Bahimore Ameri.
can.
viii this conscientious statesman kind.
ly hold up his hand? Tho public would
like to know him.-Nonroe County Watch.
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Bridscpu

Memorial Day WAS observed yesterday
with more than usual interest. The com.
mittes on services Tor the decoration OF
Scott's and kinHey's grave yards left at S
o'clock with ilowers to atrew over the
graves Of soldiers buried there. at 10
o'clock Uranium Post No. 222l met at their
hall and at | o'clock formed in line and
marched to the cemetery, where the usual
ceremonies Of the day were carried ont.
and the graves OF the fallen heroes strewn
with flowers. Then followed tho exer-
cisco prepared for the day. Tho West
Bridgeport Choir, under tho leadership OF
Mr.. John Curtis, rendered some very ap.
propriate and excellent music. Prof.
Duncan waa then introduced and delivered
the memorial address. The Ladies' Re.
lict Corps met on Sunday evening and
marched to Kirkwood III. E, church,
where an address was delivered by Com.
rade Rev. Winters.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

Two rooms on aut floor, No. 1ls6 Chapliuc street.,
with Natural Gus.
Two oons on Inst floor, No. lilo Chapllne street,
with Natural Gas. ''
No. Ill Virginia street, 5 rooms, s. 90.
No. l59 National Road, IS " u month,
No. Ills kon strect, 9 rOomS, SIP " Il month,
No. III EOtI street. q rooms, ST. 90 a month.
No. lOt Fifteenth street, Sil w n month,
Nc. 5 Sixteenth street, StorG-roUn, SIS 20,
store-Eoom southeast corner Of Seventeenth and
Woods streets,
Store Room, No; alSS Main street, with natural
gLs, $40 " n month.
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AT the Opera House, Friday night, June
5, the beautiful operetta, "Rsd Riding
Hoods Rescue" will be given. Fifty per.
formers in costume. Admission, fifty
cents; children half price. Reserved seats
at Banners without extra charge.
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Memorial Services at Denwood,

Hancock Post, G. A. R., Of Benwood,
marched as o body Sunday forenoon to the
NJ. E. church, whore Rev. ". W. King
delivered an eloquent and appropriate
memorial sermon, taking for his text the
eleventh chapter and fourth verse Of He.
brewe.
Tho Post assembled at Post Hall at s
o'clock yesterday forenoon, and alter pub
lie services and memorial service in mem.
ory Of F. B. Estsp, late member Of the
Post, proceeded as q body to McMechen's
Cemetery and decorated the graves Of sol
diers buried there. SSll 500
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Wanted CHI TO 90 HOusework.
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Mr.. WILL DAY will take q leading part
in the operetta Of "Red Rulings Hoods
RenCue," at the Opera IIouBe Friday
night Of thia week. Ile will be insisted by
some Of Whueling'E beat musical talent.
Go md lear them.
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We have introduced a new system Of
ceiling Watches on the inStallment plan
whereby You can hcCure q watch ut once
on easy payments. Tall and investigate.
JACOB v. CRUDE, JeWelCr,
Cor. Twelfth md Market ST..
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"RrD EIpiSG II0oD's RESCUE" Friday
night At tho Opera House. Tho mort Rt-
~traCtivn opera OF the lGaeon.
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At ChnrleAtnn

At Charleston yesterday, Camp Patton
No. !, composed Of ext onfederates, united
with the g.. A. R. Post In strewing the
graves OF the dead soldiers with flowers.
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Broadway and Fortieth street, opposit.
Metropolitan Opera House and Caaino
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust
ness men or families. European Plan
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Escellen,
restaurant.
GEN. DAN. MAcAuLEY & W. B. BowKGs.
yThs4w
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AZ BE- IN 10 ! DO III PIN Handle CoGcU 10
any other brandB.
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~ 90 Hunrnroo Sbpc.

GentlemOn, examine our So 90 genuine
Kangaroo Shoe, q special bargain 10 close
them out. See them before they are all
gone. j. W. AMiCE,
ll43 Main direct.
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GALL on or address 10 NJ. Ecuer, the
practical opticlan, SO Twelfth AlreOt, in 70.
erence 10 your HpcctaCles,
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Cheap Excursions to Cincinnati.
The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling fol
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 8 p. NJ, aut
will sell excursion tickets to parties Of five
or more. One week Of pleasure, beauti
full scenery and good music on the largest
and best stesmer that comes to Wheeling
For rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt
Charles Muhlemsn, Wheeling, ". Va.
MwdF
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a GAME
Which was Highly EuIoyed by u Crowd Yes.

Which was Highly t:oIoyed by u Crowd Yes.
tetdny.
The game OF base ball on the Island
grouuda yesterday between nine employees
Of S. Baer's Sons Pan Handle CoGee
works and Joseph Speidel & Co.'s Ohio
Valley Coffee team, resulted in favor OF
the former by a score Of IS to 4. The
score is given below, excepting the errors,
which were roughly computed to aggre.
gate steen thousand and umphty-ide:
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Mrs. NINA NEUER, the German poetess,
dyes, cleans aud curls ostrich feathers in
the best manner No. Sc Twelfth street.
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CONGRATULATIONS
Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between N.
J. oKSpe and James Divine under the firm nsmo
Of oKnns & Divine, wss dissolved on tho afst day
Of May, 1857, by mutual consent Tho under.
signed will continue TO carry on business at No.
llla Main street, where he now Is. lie sollcltz tho
patronage OF the public. aad will guarantee salts.
faction TO all who want to purchase Boots, Shoes
aud other articles Of like character.
MICHAEL J. 0'KANE. !
WHEELING. Nav .. lSS7. my26
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No EXTRA charge for reserved geata for
"Esd Riding Hoods iseBcue," at tho
Opera House. Reserved seats for sale at
Banners.
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AS IS Is 10 i so IL Pnn.lIanlle Coffee
TO any other brUnds.
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II You

would enjoy your dinner and are prevent
ed by dyspepsia, use Acker'a Dyspepsia
tablets. They are q positive cure for dys.
pepsia, indigestion, tlatulency and conati-
patton. We guarantee them. % and 50
cents. Logan & Co. and @. Menke.
mallar. :
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Az IS Ia 10 1 80 is Pan Handle Coffee to
any other brands.
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EcZEMA OF Face, Scalp or Body are
speedily cured by Palmer's "skin Sue
cees." at drug store OF McLain Bros,
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GGn!Iencr, 500 on: genuine Kangaroo
50 W Shoe. J.,W. AMiCK,
lli3 Main street,
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sTocKnoIpRRs, MrsrfNas.
CToCKH0LpERy MEETINGM

elt4SEI4YdnaS1r fa3I{Qu
se,es = hereby gtysenI Mat u 4 ssgnlai meeting
Aptil.a 30, 1851, Il was resolved that a Epeciai1 meet.
nc Of The Stockholders OF safd Bctiatfe Nail Work.
be held AZ tho once Of the said Company Ia Bell.
ave- Ohio, on The l2Nh day ot JUNE, ISL ali l,
creating the capital stock Of aid CON ptuy. 49,
= uiyS 1tstI~tREsNfa1a5AiD SHtLBORI, seciy.lf
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Cheap Escur,,ons to Cincinnati.

AS 81 Is to 4 so is Pan Handle Coffee to
any other brands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-31

Mr.. S. W. DUFFY, Pennington, N. H.,
Says nothing helped his face but Palmet'a
Skin Success